Finally, without comment, in order to get the updated version into the database, heres my most recent version of Lavinia of the Tenth: Creatures (31) 1 Solemn Simulacrum 1 Clone 1 Man-o'-War 1 Duplicant 1 Karmic Guide 1 Mistmeadow Witch 1 Galepowder Mage 1 Mulldrifter 1 Reveillark 1 Slithermuse 1 Knight of the White Orchid 1 Kozilek, Butcher of Truth 1 Aether Adept 1 Angelic Arbiter 1 Frost Titan 1 Sun Titan 1 War Priest of Thune 1 Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite 1 Phyrexian Metamorph 1 Phyrexian Ingester 1 Stonehorn Dignitary 1 Restoration Angel 1 Deadeye Navigator 1 Archon of the Triumvirate 1 Isperia, Supreme Judge 1 Azorius Justiciar 1 Daxos of Meletis 1 Medomai the Ageless 1 Djinn of Infinite Deceits 1 Angel of Finality 1 Ephara, God of the Polis Planeswalkers (2) Lands (38) Spells (28) 1 Sensei's Divining Top 1 Sol Ring 1 Holy Day 1 Equilibrium 1 Darksteel Ingot 1 Future Sight 1 Turnabout 1 Hibernation 1 Wayfarer's Bauble 1 Crystal Shard 1 Portcullis 1 Erratic Portal 1 Vanish into Memory 1 Return to Dust 1 Cryptic Command 1 Planar Cleansing 1 Day of Judgment 1 Blue Sun's Zenith 1 Mycosynth Wellspring 1 Ghostly Flicker 1 Conjurer's Closet 1 Faith's Reward 1 Azorius Charm 1 Cyclonic Rift 1 Martial Law 1 Azorius Cluestone 1 Restore the Peace 1 Strionic Resonator If you want to follow the adventures of my Monday Night RPG group (in a campaign thats been alive since 1987), ask for an invitation to the Facebook group Sheldon Menerys Monday Night Gamers.
They were either low impact, or didnt mesh with our overall theme
One of the best things about the enchanted rare cards is their background
But you pair that with a flip ability that makes every werewolf you play come in as their larger form, and you've got a potential game changer
Modifying our Spirit tokens is a big goal for the deck, and cards like Renata and Toggo can help us make this happen
